St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

shreds and broke the flagstaff. Five of the
offenders were arrested, and will be tried.
The circular first sent to the singing s0cie-
ties of Strasburg inviting their adherence to
the terms upon which the government will
permit their continuance, has been dis
trbuted throughout all the communes of
Alsace- Lorraine. Societies failing to sub
nit to the governments terms before the
10th of April will be dissolved. These and
other measures will show that the govern
ment will not permit public demonstrations
Or private conspirings in favor OF France.
The family of Antoine, the Professor dele-
gate who was expelled from Germany, are
preparing to leave Metz. They will settle
at Nancy. M. Antoine's son, who is
pupil at the French Lycee Louis LIE Grand,
will spend Easter with his another at Metz
nj, Antoine proposes to domlcile himself at
Frankfort. While he retains his seat in
the reichstag, the government
WILL NOT MODEST HIM
if he retains the same prudent reserve that
has marked his course since his expulsion.
The Professor party in Strasburg has Sc
lected Herrn Stoehling, Republican, a retired
banker to succeed Deputy Kable. Since
the death of Herr Kable, the Tagblatt tells
how he secured votes in the NeudoT dis
trict of the Strasburg circles by contribu-
ton of 10, 900 marks for the construction OF
the Rhine dyke, the sum being drawn from
the fund for the aid Of the French sufferers
in the inundated district. The paper
says the candidates OF the Professor
party are always in control of
ample funds from French sources. The
destruction of the old Notifications atStras-
burg have been completed. The ground
will be utilized for new streets. Since the
police of Hamburg discovered secret So
calist club on Wednesday, seizing a num-
Der of documents and pamphlets, arrests
have been made daily. The club was affili-
ated with similar organizations in Stettin,
Koenigsberg, Illmenau and elsewhere, and
in these places many arrests have been
made. Among the persons taken into GUS
tody at Hamburg is Herr Steinfatt, editor
OF the Buerger Zeitung.
SOCIALIST MICHAELsEN,
after his expulsion from Berlin, took refuge
at Nordhausen, where he was arrested on
the charge of melting socialist demonstra-
tions. Anarchist John Nye was recently
arrested at Liege for trying to smuggle
copies of MOSt's Freiheit across the frontier.
He has been surrendered by the Belgian
police to the Prussan authorities. Socialist
Pfankuch, formerly member Of the reich
| stag, and Herr Seichmann, the editor of the
suppressed paper, The Volksfreund, have
been sentenced to six weeks Imprisonment
| at Cassell, for holding prohibited meet
| ing. The Judgment of the supreme court
| of justice has been sent to the ministry OF
| the interior, defining the scope OF the Amer
lean treaty regarding naturalized citizens.
1t affirms that the acquisition of citizenship
in the United States with an unbroken
residence there or five years causes loss OF
citizenship in Germany. Such persons
returning will be liable to expul'
sion from Germany until they
reacquire German rights. The American
consul general at Berlin, in acknowledging
the receipt of information in detail as to
the management Of market halls, thanks the
town council and expresses the conviction
that the markets would serve as models for
those of American cities. Crown Prince
Frederick William will go to Ems on the
18th inst. for three weeks course Of the
waters. Emperor William will sojourn at
Ems during part of June and July. 'Die
Merchantmen" comedy adapted from the
French by Hans Ritter, is being played at
the Wallner theater with immense success.
The Kruz Zeitung says that the library OF
the late Leopold Won Ranke. the historian.
has been sold to an American college. DR..
Hartwig finds that the most important
manuscripts left by Won Ranke consist of a
coplous diary and book OF maxims OF gov
ernment the latter of which Won Ranke
prepared for King Macmillan H., of Ba-
varia. Herr Zeigler,> of Ruhla, Thuringia,
a wrirer of books of travel. lie dead at
| WieSbaden.